The criminal trial of radio broadcaster Alan Jones has seen adjustments to the alleged dates of indecent assault. The changes were permitted by the judge following conflicting timelines presented by witnesses during the second week of the trial. These discrepancies created uncertainty regarding when the alleged offences took place. The judge’s decision allows for a broader timeframe to be considered as the case progresses. This adjustment reflects the challenges of establishing precise dates in cases reliant on memory and witness accounts. The trial continues as the court attempts to clarify the events and establish a factual basis for the allegations against Jones. The amended date range is now central to the prosecution and defense strategies.